Stage and Screen with Harvey Morton

In this conversation, Tobie discusses the upcoming season of Heartstopper, focusing on Isaac's journey of self-discovery and the show's evolution alongside its audience. He shares insights into his character's development, the preparation for portraying asexuality, and memorable moments from filming. Tobie also reflects on the impact of the show on fans and his aspirations for the future.

Stream Heartstopper Season 3 on Netflix from October 3rd 2024: https://www.netflix.com/

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C*ck Destroyer Rebecca More joins Harvey Morton on Queerly's Stage and Screen Podcast to chat about Slag Wars Season 2 and Sophie Anderson's legacy. Slag Wars S2 features a cast of adult performers, sideshow and burlesque artists, and exotic dancers who all believe they have the creativity, sex appeal, and business savvy to keep the Destroyer legacy alive. Slag Wars S2 premieres on OUTflix on 17th September.

Join OUTflix to Stream Slag Wars: https://www.outflix.com

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Step into the world of fishnets and fabulous fun as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Rocky Horror Show! In this special episode, host Harvey Morton takes you on a thrilling journey through time and space, exploring the phenomenon that's kept audiences doing the Time Warp for half a century.

Featuring:

• Richard O'Brien: The legendary creator spills the tea on the show's unexpected success and its journey from a three-week run in London to a global sensation.
• Lauren Chia & Connor Carson: Our current Janet and Brad share backstage secrets, favourite scenes, and the electric connection with the audience that keeps the show alive night after night.

🎉 Discover:

• How a "cult" show crossed over into mainstream success
• The biblical inspiration behind the story (Adam, Eve, and a sequined Serpent?)
• Celebrity anecdotes that'll make you wish you were a fly on the wall of the original production
• The magic of audience participation and how it shapes each performance

Whether you're a die-hard fan or a Rocky Horror virgin, this episode promises a deep dive into the glitter, glamour, and pure magic that's kept this show rocking for 50 fabulous years. Don't dream it, be it – tune in now!

For tour dates and tickets visit https://rockyhorror.co.uk

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Dani Wallace, also known as The Queen Bee, shares her journey of overcoming homelessness and domestic abuse to become a motivational speaker and advocate for inclusion. She created the IATQB business network and the Fly Anyway Foundation to support survivors of domestic abuse in building businesses. Dani emphasises the importance of declaring yourself royalty and creating safe spaces for success. She discusses her documentary, The Festoon Effect, which aims to inspire allies to actively engage in inclusion and learn from diverse experiences. Dani promotes enthusiastic inclusion, which goes beyond tokenism and embraces diversity with joy and richness. She encourages individuals to find their voice, be persistent, and show up consistently as allies. Dani's work has had a positive impact on marginalized communities, and she plans to expand the Big Festoon event and take it to the AO Arena in Manchester and Hollywood. She advises her younger self to use the pain she experienced to create good and reminds others that diamonds are made under pressure.

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Harvey Morton sits down with the talented playwright Waleed Akhtar. This episode dives into the heart of Akhtar's latest work, The Real Ones, premiering at the Bush Theatre. Discover the inspiration behind this poignant play that beautifully encapsulates the complexities and profound connections in platonic friendships.

Waleed Akhtar, an Olivier Award-winning playwright, is known for his groundbreaking work that often challenges societal norms and explores underrepresented narratives. His latest play, The Real Ones, is a testament to his commitment to bringing queer themes and diverse perspectives to the forefront.

Akhtar shares the journey of creating a play that explores the deep and sometimes tumultuous friendship between a queer man and his straight female best friend, Zaid and Neelam. He discusses how this relationship is portrayed with the same depth and intensity as a romantic love story.

Listen as Akhtar talks about the importance of depicting queer themes and the dynamics of friendships that are often overlooked in mainstream media.

Akhtar highlights the incredible team behind the production, including director Anthony Simpson-Pike and a talented cast featuring Nathaniel Curtis, Nnabiko Ejimofor, Mariam Haque, and Anthony Howell.

Reflecting on the success of his previous work, The P Word, Akhtar expresses his hopes for The Real Ones to resonate with audiences and inspire conversations about the different forms of love and connection.

Don't miss the world premiere of The Real Ones at the Bush Theatre, running from September 6th to October 19th 2024. Visit bushtheatre.co.uk for tickets and more information.

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Mart Tweedy, host of the Canny Crystals podcast and founder of the Canny Crystals Academy, shares his journey of healing and transformation through crystals and spirituality. He started his online wellbeing shop after experiencing the positive effects of crystals on his mental health. Mart has manifested various successes in his life, including winning a game show, meeting Little Mix, and even retiring his mum. He launched the Canny Crystals podcast to bridge the gap between wellbeing practices and spirituality, offering practical advice and sharing his own experiences. Mart also talks about his upcoming event, MANI-FEST, which aims to empower people in their journey towards personal growth and manifestation. He emphasises the importance of not worrying about what others think and living the life you want to live.

Mani-Fest 2025 will be held on June 16th, 2025, at The Glasshouse in Gateshead - get your tickets at https://www.mani-fest.uk

Visit Canny Crystals: https://www.cannycrystals.co.uk

Follow Mart on Social Media:

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/marttweedy/

TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@cannycrystals

YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@cannycrystals

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/cannycrystals

Listen to Mart's Podcast:

Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/2Q7ANYd718w7Sod7gFiBpl

Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/canny-crystals-manifestation-mindset-and-spirituality/id1586087975

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In this episode of Queerly's Stage and Screen Podcast, host Harvey Morton sits down with Michael Young, the brilliant mind behind the offbeat comedic drama We Three Queens. Now streaming on OUTflix, the world's first and leading LGBTQ+ TV channel and streaming service, We Three Queens explores the unique and nourishing relationships between a broke childcare worker, his escort boyfriend, and the scrappy old widow they live with.

Join OUTflix to Stream We Three Queens: https://www.outflix.com

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Mina Orak and Justin Atkins join Harvey Morton to chat about their show ‘The Little Death’ playing at The King’s Head Theatre in Islington. Nominated for the prestigious MullenLowe NOVA Award at Central Saint Martins, The Little Death is a showstopping blend of cabaret, comedy and thought-provoking storytelling with a dynamic queer twist. Get ready to step inside the fabulously chaotic world of Mina, a spirited young Turkish woman on a wild quest to find the one thing missing in her life: an orgasm. 

Amidst all the glitz and glamour, The Little Death delves deep into the heart of what it means to be human. Following Mina’s journey of self-discovery, the show reflects on poignant themes of love, loneliness and the human condition. It is a reminder that, even in the pursuit of pleasure, we all crave connection and understanding. The Little Death is a celebration of resilience, shamelessness and the universal quest for fulfilment. 

This psychotic night of glamour, fabulous fun and heartfelt sadness is a camp extravaganza that promises an authentic and heartwarming journey with hysterical misadventures, deep introspection, and jaw-dropping revelations about life, love and identity. Sharing the story of Mina’s inability to orgasm with a partner, this is a visceral and honest reflection on female pleasure, sexual liberation and the vulnerabilities of being a woman. 

Playing at The King's Head Theatre in Islington from Monday 26th August – Friday 31st August 2024. Get tickets at: https://kingsheadtheatre.com/whats-on/the-littledeath

Follow The Little Death on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littledeathshow/

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Gabriella Foley, writer and starring in Flicker at Edinburgh Festival Fringe joins Harvey Morton on Queerly's Stage and Screen Podcast. Gabriella discusses her debut play, Flickr, which explores pure OCD through the lens of comedy and chaos. She wanted to broaden the conversation around OCD and challenge stereotypes. The play was influenced by her experiences at the Royal Welsh College of Music and working with OCD UK. Gabriella hopes audiences will have a good time, laugh, and gain a greater understanding of OCD. She has been recognized for her work, including being longlisted for the Victoria Wood Playwriting Prize. Gabriella is also working on other projects and advises emerging writers and performers to share their work and seek mentorship.

Get tickets to Flicker:

https://www.pleasance.co.uk/event/flicker

If you have been affected by the issues raised in this episode, contact OCD UK:

https://www.ocduk.org/
Helpline: 01332 588112

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Thomas Duke joins Harvey Morton on Queerly's Stage and Screen Podcast to chat about his journey Stepping Through Film. Tom's lifelong love affair with film has taken him on an incredible journey over the past 13 years.

From his earliest memories, film has been a means of escape and exploration for Tom, allowing him to travel to new worlds and see himself reflected in beloved characters. The locations and experiences captured on screen have become just as important as the stories themselves, sparking Tom's enduring fascination with the magic of cinema.

While studying Film & TV at Brunel University, Tom delved deeper into the intricacies of filmmaking, developing an appreciation for the craft. Long before his academic pursuits, he had already begun visiting film locations, attending premieres, and immersing himself in the industry, driven by his curiosity.

As Tom's passion for film and photography grew, it became an integral part of his daily life. He never imagined that his little online space would blossom into what it is today, garnering attention from studios, directors, and actors alike.

Hear about Tom's career to date on this bonus episode of Queerly's Stage and Screen Podcast.

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Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/steppingthroughfilm

X - http://www.twitter.com/thomasduke98

TikTok - http://www.tiktok.com/@steppingthroughfilm

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